TCCBC Sunday Worship 2019-12-01



Scripture References

Table of Contents

  1. And Can It Be? (Hymn)
  2. Beautiful One
  3. My Redeemer
  4. Give Thanks
  5. Doxology

And Can It Be?


Verse 1

G
And can it 
G/B
be that 
C
D
should 
G
gain
An 
Am7
interest 
G/B
in the 
C
Sa
A/C#
vior's 
D
blood?
D
Died He for 
C
me, who 
G/B
caused 
C
His 
D
pain--
For 
C
me, who 
G/B
Him to 
C
death 
D
pur
G
sued?
G
A
D/F#
mazing 
C
love! How 
Am
can it 
D
be,
That 
G/B
Thou, my 
C
God, should 
D
die for 
G
me?

Chorus

G
Amazing 
D/F#
love! How 
Am
can it 
Em
be,
That 
C
Thou my 
G/B
God, 
C
should 
D
die for 
G
me?

Verse 2 (Alternate Lyrics)

G
He left His 
G/B
Father's 
C
throne 
D
a
G
bove
So 
Am7
free, so 
G/B
infi
C
nite 
A/C#
His 
D
grace--
D
Humbled Him
C
self, how 
G/B
great 
C
His 
D
love!
And 
C
bled for 
G/B
Adam's 
C
help
D
less 
G
race:
G
'Tis 
D/F#
mercy 
C
all, i
Am
mmense and 
D
free,
G/B
praise my 
C
God, it 
D
reaches 
G
me!

Verse 3

G
Long my im
G/B
prisoned 
C
spi
D
rit 
G
lay,
Fast 
Am7
bound in 
G/B
sin and 
A/C#
nature's 
D
night;
D
Thine eye dif
C
fused a 
G/B
quicke
C
ning 
D
ray--
C
woke, the 
G/B
dungeon 
C
flamed 
D
with 
G
light;
G
My 
D/F#
chains fell 
C
off, my 
Am
heart was 
D
free,
G/B
rose, went 
C
forth, and 
D
followed 
G
Thee.

Verse 4

G
No condem
G/B
nation 
C
now 
D
G
dread;
Je
Am7
sus, and 
G/B
all in 
C
Him, 
A/C#
is 
D
mine;
D
Alive in 
C
Him, my 
G/B
liv
C
ing 
D
Head,
And 
C
clothed in 
G/B
righteous
C
ness 
D
di
G
vine,
G
Bold 
D/F#
I ap
C
proach the e
Am
ternal 
D
throne,
And 
G/B
claim the 
C
crown, through 
D
Christ my 
G
own.

Footnotes

Verse 2 alternate lyrics by Evangel Bible Church of Berkeley.

The phrase "emptied Himself" by itself is correct in the sense that Christ emptied Himself of certain divine prerogatives or powers (Philippians 2:7) in His "kenosis" or His leaving His heavenly glory to take on human flesh in the incarnation.  This is different than the "becoming nothing" in certain songs (like Once Again or Your Love Is Amazing) or in the NIV, which is a poor translation of that verse.

However, "emptied Himself of all but love" is not technically correct because Christ didn't empty Himself of ALL divine prerogatives or powers EXCEPT love.  I think we all can sing the phrase without getting stumbled in this theological point, but it does fall short under closer and more technical scrutiny.


Beautiful One

Verse 1

G
Wonderful, so 
A
wonderful, is 
D/F#
Your unfailing love;
Your 
G
cross has spoken 
A
mercy over 
Bm7
me.
No 
G
eye has seen, no 
A
ear has heard, no 
D/F#
heart could fully know
How 
G
glorious how 
A
beautiful You 
D
are!

Chorus

Beautiful 
G
One, I 
A
love You; beautiful 
G
One, I a
A
dore;
Beautiful 
G
One, my 
A
soul must  
D
  sing!

Verse 2

G
Powerful, so 
A
powerful, Your 
D/F#
glory fills the skies;
Your 
G
mighty works dis
A
played for all to 
Bm7
see.
The 
G
beauty of Your 
A
majesty a
D/F#
wakes my heart to sing
How 
G
marvelous how 
A
wonderful You 
D
are!

Bridge 1

You 
G
opened my eyes to Your 
A
wonders anew;
You 
G
captured my heart with this  
A
  love;
'Cause 
G
nothing on earth is as 
A
beautiful as 
D
You.

Bridge 2

My 
G
soul, my soul, must 
A
sing;    my 
G/B
soul, my soul, must 
A/C#
sing;
My 
G
soul, my soul, must 
A
sing, beautiful 
D
One!


My Redeemer


Verse 1

I will 
E
sing of my Re
B
deemer,
And His 
B
wondrous love to 
E
me;
On the 
E
cruel cross He 
B
suffered,
From the 
B
curse to set me 
E
free.

Refrain

Sing, oh 
A
sing, of my Re
E
deemer,
With His 
B
blood, He purchased 
E
me.
On the 
A
cross, He sealed my 
E
pardon,
Paid the 
B
debt, and made me 
E
free.

Verse 2

I will 
E
tell the wondrous 
B
story,
How my 
B
lost estate to 
E
save,
In His 
E
boundless love and 
B
mercy,
He the 
B
ransom freely 
E
gave.

Verse 3

I will 
E
praise my dear Re
B
deemer,
His tri
B
umphant power I'll 
E
tell,
How the 
E
victory He 
B
giveth
Over 
B
sin, and death, and 
E
hell.

Verse 4

I will 
E
sing of my Re
B
deemer,
And His 
B
heav'nly love to 
E
me;
He from 
E
death to life hath 
B
brought me,
Son of 
B
God with Him to 
E
be.


Give Thanks


Chorus

Am/C
Give   
F
thanks with a 
C/E
grateful heart
Give 
Dm
thanks to the 
Am
Holy One
Give 
Bb
thanks because He's 
F/A
given
(1st Ending)    Je - 
F
sus 
Eb
Christ His 
Gm7/C
Son   
C7
(2nd Ending)    Je - 
F
sus 
Eb
Christ His 
Gm7/C
Son   
C
    (To Verse)

Verse

C/Bb
And   
Am7
now let the 
Dm7
weak say 
C/D
I    
Dm7
am   
Gm7
strong
Let the 
Bb/C
poor   
C
say 
Bb/D
I   
C/E
am    
Fmaj7
rich
Be - 
Am/E
cause of 
Dm7
what the 
C/D
Lord   
Dm7
has   
Eb
done 
Eb/D
for   
Gm7/C
us   
C
C/Bb
And   
Am7
now let the 
Dm7
weak say 
C/D
I    
Dm7
am   
Gm7
strong
Let the 
Bb/C
poor   
C
say 
Bb/D
I   
C/E
am    
Fmaj7
rich
(1st Ending)    Be - 
Am/E
cause of 
Dm7
what the 
C/D
Lord
                  
Dm7
has   
Eb
done 
Eb/D
for   
Gm7/C
us   
C
(2nd Ending)    Be - 
Am/E
cause of 
Dm7
what the 
C/D
Lord
                  
Dm7
has   
Eb
done 
Eb/D
for   
Gm7/C
us   
C7
    (To Ending)

Ending

Bb/C
Give    
F
thanks 
Fmaj7
    
Gm7/F
     
F


Doxology


Intro

(
G
Praise 
G
Fa
G
ther, 
D
Son, 
C
and 
G
Ho
D
ly 
G
Ghost.)

Chorus

G
Praise 
G
God, 
D
from 
C
Whom 
G
all 
G
ble
D
ssings 
G
flow;
G
Praise 
G
Him, 
G
all 
D
crea
Em
tures 
C
here 
G
be
D
low;
Em
Praise 
D
Him 
G
a
D
bove, 
Em
ye 
C
heaven
D
ly 
Em
host;
G
Praise 
G
Fa
G
ther, 
D
Son, 
C
and 
G
Ho
D
ly 
G
Ghost.

C
A
G
men.

Footnotes

Note: These lyr­ics, sung as the Dox­ol­o­gy in many church­es, are ac­tu­al­ly the last verse of a long­er hymn, "Awake, My Soul, and with the Sun."